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After tonight's maintenance, some very interesting updates have been made to Kingdom Hearts χ[chi]. A collaboration between Kingdom Hearts χ[chi] and Dragon Quest Monster Parade has begun with rewards to be gained. It's worth noting that Dragon Quest has had campaigns with both Final Fantasy XI and Final Fantasy XIV in the past, so this is nothing new. This week's new cards feature Sora: Limit Form, Donald Duck, and Goofy. Some new events are also in place. Let us know what you think below!
 



In an interview with Famitsu Weekly, Tetsuya Nomura, the director of the Kingdom Hearts series has revealed that the story of Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ will connect with the story of Kingdom Hearts III. You can read a translation of the interview below thanks to misomilk on Tumblr.
 
Tetsuya Nomura, the director of the Kingdom Hearts series has written a message for the reveal of Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ, the port of the web browser game, Kingdom Hearts χ[chi] for iOS & Android devices. Nomura explains the reasoning behind the title "Unchained" and confirms the web browser version will continue to run. You can read it below thanks to misomilk from Tumblr.
Square Enix has released a batch of new screenshots and renders of Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ, the iOS & Android port of web browser game, Kingdom Hearts χ[chi]. The screenshots show events, battles and menus while the renders show characters like King Mickey, Donald Duck & Goofy. You can view them all below.
 



Yesterday, it was announced that a new Kingdom Hearts title known as Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ is currently in development for Android and iOS, and will be released during 2015. The title is a port of the Japan-only web browser game, Kingdom Hearts χ[chi], and today appeared in the latest issue of Famitsu Weekly with a 6-page feature.
 
This feature includes an interview with the director of the Kingdom Hearts series, Tetsuya Nomura, where he confirms that Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ will be coming overseas, with testing already underway in North America. As a result of the testing, they have decided to change Kingdom Hearts χ[chi] cards into "medals", in order to appeal more to a Western audience.
 
The full translation of this interview question can be read below, thanks to our translator SkyKeybladeHero.
The latest issue of Famitsu Weekly has included an exclusive look at the mobile version of Kingdom Hearts χ[chi], titled Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ (pronounced as Kingdom Hearts Unchained Key) that was revealed yesterday. The feature reveals the game's logo and shows various screenshots of the new title.
 
Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ is a port of the Japan-only web browser game, Kingdom Hearts χ[chi] and will be free-to-play with optional in-app-purchases for iOS & Android devices. It is currently scheduled to be released this year in Japan.
 
You can view the article below, thanks to @bKvEBVAvUq for the find.
 



 
Update: You can view translations of the first page of the article below thanks to SkyKeybladeHero.
Square Enix Japan have announced that a new Kingdom Hearts title will be releasing for iOS and Android in 2015, known as Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ. The title will be free-to-play with optional in-app purchases, the first smartphone title in the series, and an adaption of the PC browser game Kingdom Hearts χ[chi]. We will update as more information becomes available.
 
Thanks go to @htmk73 for the information (original tweet below, translated by goldpanner), and to @aibo_ac7 for sharing it.
After the first volume released in 2007, it has been a long journey to the final volume of the Kingdom Hearts II manga. Shiro Amano, the creator of the Kingdom Hearts manga series took a break after volume 5 and adapted Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days in it's entirety. Amano later returned to Kingdom Hearts II after 358/2 Days' completion. Today the 10th and final volume finally premiered in Shonen Gangan via it's June 2015 issue.
 
Amano took to Twitter to celebrate, you can read his tweet translated into English below thanks to goldpanner.
 
Update: The Square Enix Gangan website has updated with an official wallpaper to commemorate the release of the final Kingdom Hearts II volume which can be seen below, in various sizes.
 
 

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Square Enix Germany's official Facebook page is teasing something Kingdom Hearts χ[chi] related. Square Enix North America released the Tokyo Game Show 2013 trailer to press but this is the first time Square Enix has posted something Kingdom Hearts χ[chi] related outside of Japan to the public.
 
Square Enix Europe is known for teasing stuff this time of year, last year Square Enix France teased international releases for Final Fantasy Agito and Final Fantasy Type-0.
 
E3 2015 is only a month away and Square Enix is holding a press conference, could we see an international release of Kingdom Hearts χ[chi]? We speculate they might port it to iOS & Android.
 
Update 2: Interestingly, the Kingdom Hearts χ[chi] teaser by Square Enix Germany is using a screenshot we took for an article last week. You can view the screenshot here.
 
Update: Square Enix Germany has since removed the post but you can still view it below.
Music from Kingdom Hearts II will be performed at The Game Symphony Japan 10th concert which will take place on June 7, 2015 at The Symphony Hall in Osaka, Japan. The music will be performed by the Game Symphony Japan, professional musicians that are known for their orchestrated renditions of popular video game music. They also have had the privilege to work with names like Yoko Shimomura, composer of the Kingdom Hearts series and Nobuo Uematsu, the original composer of the Final Fantasy series.
 
While this concert is focusing on a game in Final Fantasy VII that played a huge role in eventually creating the Kingdom Hearts series it will feature some Kingdom Hearts II songs including Dearly Beloved and Scherzo Di Notte. It will also feature music from another title composed by Yoko Shimomura, an old Square hit called Live A Live on the Super Famicom.
 
Thanks go to Siliconera for the tip.
 
More information regarding this concert can be found on the concert's official website.

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